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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

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Patriotic lawn festival aids historic Concord chapter house

Concord July 5: from 3 to 9:30 pm a patriotic lawn festival on Chapter House grounds features music and refreshments to benefit repairs on the Old Concord Chapter D A R house. Citizens of Concord and nearby towns invited. John W Jennings on two weeks vacation. Mrs Harris and Mr Harris announce birth of daughter Tuesday. Scandin avian M E church observes Children Day with an evening program promising an excellent featured program.

Chapter House Old Concord Chapter John W. Jennings Frank BE. Harris Willow St

Fragmentary Civil Trade Notation Sheds Light on Old Pricing

OCR fragment lists odd prices shown as five and ten cents per yard, repeating six-line sequence. The terse line suggests a fabric or textile measure note from a vintage catalog or sale listing without full context.

Maynard News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Visits

Frank Doolin opens a lunch room in Maynard House as locals report visits from James H. Johnston and Mrs. Forbes. Miss Naylor, Harry Fowler, and Aliie Winslow are noted among returning or traveling residents. Townspeople attend Concord graduation and Stow high school events. heat wave and half-session schedules affect daily life.

Frank Doolin Maynard House James H. Johnston Dorchester

Bedford Notes on Residents Visitors and Graduates

Bedford community news covers Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Willis aboard Mr. Monadnock. Mrs. Willard visiting from Los Angeles. Miss Anabelle MacFarland leaving for Gloucester for the season. Local men travel to North shore resorts. Rev. Blake from Glasgow visits C. W. Blake Co. Ladies Orchestra pitches at Lexington Park and stays with Bedford homes. A. C. Carson and mother tour Europe sending Stratford on Avon souvenirs. Bedford strawberry shipments to Boston markets. Concord High School Class of 1909 includes four Bedford graduates with Cum Laude honors.

Willard Los Angeles Cal J. H. Brown Spring Road Anabelle MacFarland Bedford Gloucester Ladies’ Orchestra Lexington Park A. C. Carson Europe Stratford On Avon Bos

Local Social Notes and Seasonal Preparations in Sudbury

Mrs. Joseph Lovering is very ill at home. Mrs. F. F. Gerry hosted her sister for a brief visit. Miss Aseneth Hadley of Medford visited here. Miss Eliza F. McLean stayed with grandmother Mrs. Horatio Hunt. Ernest Porter to work on the Sypsy moths with Tree Warden W. E. Baldwin. Leon Hawes moved a barn to the site of the old one. Mr. and Mrs. George Moore occupy Mrs. H. M. Noyes' house while she visits New York. James Tulis has interior work and improvements done by E. L. Moore. Carl R. Bryant travels to Water Ville Me for summer. plans to return as principal next term. Miss Ruby Cole intends to return.

A.L. Rae Holyoke National Express Co Frank Morin West Boylston John Allen Lowell F. F. Gerry Ernest Porter W. E. Baldwin Leon Hawes George Moore James Tulis E. L. Moore Carl R. Bryant Waterville Ruby Cole

Marian Browns recital and local social notes in Littleton

Marian Brown presents a Tuesday recital while town and regioners attend gatherings. Notes include Allen Kimball recovering from measles, a Whitcomb party, alumni events at the high school, and nearby visits by Mrs. Knowlton, Mrs. Patch, and others.

Graduation and Reception for Sudbury High Class of 1909

Two graduates Gladys Eleanor Gerry and Clifton Warren Ellins led Sudbury High School’s 1909 commencement in the town hall Thursday night. The program included prayers, choruses, essays on annus mirabilis and uses of electricity, solos, and the diploma presentation by Superintendent F Prior with an address by Sen. Chas M Gardner. A reception followed Friday evening with dancing to a grand march, 200 attendees, punch ice cream and cake, and a late run until 1 AM.

Sudbury High School Gladys Eleanor Gerry Clifton Warren Ellins E. C. Whiting Harold Butterfield Carlton W. Elms Mr. Hosmer Chas.m. Gardner F. Prior Auld Lang Syne Town Hall Carleton Ellins Gladys Gerry Carl R. Bryant Ruby 8. Cole Mr. Ellins Miss Gerry

Sudbury locals offer low down on victoria phaeton sale

Local dealer J. Ma Honey of Maynard advertises a victoria phaeton with low down payment for elderly buyers. Also listed are a driving saddle and bridle for sale.

Sudbury Victoria Phaeton J. Mahoney Maynard

Weekend Notices From Concord Junction And Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs 8 T Blood enjoyed a weekend at their Nagog cottage. Miss Celia MacDonald visited relatives in Peabody over Sunday. Mrs Fred Gurney has read from a visit at her former home in North Adams. Miss Blanche Bryden went to Nantucket Monday for the coming season. Adelbert Messer enjoys a three weeks vacation from Old Colony Trust Co. A fishing party at Swampscott is planned. Bertram Woodworth, son of Mr and Mrs R Woodworth, is recovering from illness. Kenneth Blood left Monday for Charlestown DC to join the US naval station drafting department for the summer.

8. T. Blood Nagog Cottage Celia MacDonald Peabody Fred Gurney North Adams Adelbert Messer Old Colony Trust Co Swampscott Bertram Woodworth

Convicts Escape From Massachusetts Reform Factory

Two convicts at the Massachusetts Reformatory escaped Monday morning around 8 30, then were captured hours later by Officer Lyons and Chief Craig near the B M railroad. They had fled while working in the Stole Farm fields before being returned to the institution.

Lyons Craig South Adah

Town Folks Entertain Travel and Local News

Mr and Mrs Ralph Holden return from Atlantic City N J Carrie Smith milliner at Christies store goes home to Boston Saturday Charles Edgarton and Alcott Pratt return from Milton academy for summer Ottine Larsen sails to Christiania Norway Chas W Glidden balloon seen over town en route Fitchburg to Boston Many take Harvard exams in high school and Middlesex School W Rollins Abrams returns from five week western trip Rev Fr M B Twomey visits Concord area with children and Sisters Tree wardens prune town trees Hunt family back from Saratoga Lake George trip Harman New Method Laundry Co ad appears elsewhere.

Ralph Holden Atlantic City N. J Carrie Smith Christie's Boston Charles. Edgarton Alcott Pratt Milton Academy Ottine Larsen Alfred Curtis Ivernia Christiania Norway Chas. W. Glidden Fitchburg G. W. Hunt Maude L. Hunt Saratoga Lake George Harman New Method Laundry ‘Co

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Concord H.P. N. Dahl Main Street Post Office Maynard, Mass M. F. Mullin le Page Carter Swift Nason St Geo. H. Gutteridge Nason Street Naylor W. F. Litchfield MAIN Opp Mill Jennie Naylor Phillipstown Harry Fowler Harvard Aliie” Winslow Alexander Forbes Montreal Can Edward Henderson Concord High School Fred Pierce Cambridge George Smith Stow Lower Village Elizabeth Lord England Scotland France Holland William Lord William B. Coy Lynn Rollin McLean Jersey City Arthur Anderson Music Hall C. M. & M St. Railway Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association Mary Rhodes Waltham Main St J. D. W. Chester Francis S. Brick Maine Stow High School John L. Harvey Lake Boone Agnes Barry M. . Louise Doherty Margaret Murphy Bretton Wools, N. H C. L. Perry Burlington Assabet Aerie of Eagles New England Order Sherman G. Rich North Shore C.W J. Q. Blake C. W. Blake Mr. Blake Glasgow C. W. Blake Co Concord H. S Alice Bertha Cole Annabelle MacFarland Harriette Mabel Parker Alice Irene Goddard Joseph Lovering Eliza F. McLean Horatio Hunt Littleton Marian Brown Geo. Canney Stanley Lena Guncher Allen “Kimball Mr. Hunt Marion Whitcomb Avery Chemical Works Nellie Lovejoy Chicago P. S. Whitcomb Mrs Arthur Webber King St Fritz Puphol Drews Camps Hather Annie Dodge Everett Kimball Catherine John Ames Somerville A. W. Knowlton Knowlton Hayward Geo. Henry Patch Framingham Harry . Hume Burke Mr. Lewis Elmer Conant Worcester Esther McEnnis Ludlow Elizabeth Smith Morristown High School F. B. Priest Ladies of the Baptist Society Fall River Cornet The Red Cross Moody St Waltham, Mass Concord Junction Blanche Bryden Nantucket Hartman New Method Laundry Co Middlesex School W. Rollins Abrams Colonial Inn Seattle M. B. Twomey South Keyes Karl C. Johanson Walden St Walden Hall Commonwealth Ave J. N. Frost Berkeley Farm Bedford, Mass
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